Category: getting it

Half Price Day At the Thrift Store

Today was half price day for seniors at the Hillcrest Thrift Shop. I went looking for T-shirts for myself and my grand kids. They will become ‘Grandma Rie’s Money Camp’ T-shirts once I apply...

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How to Get Sudden Money

We have written about the problems wealth can cause, especially sudden wealth, but you know you can handle those problems! The problem you want to solve now is how to get that sudden money....

Build and Nurture Relationships

In order to build and maintain family generational wealth, each family member in each generation will do best by learning about existing family and support relationships as well as building newer, more relevant ones...

Teach Your Kid to Be an Entrepreneur

Why teach kids how to be entrepreneurs? If you want your family to maintain and build cross-generation wealth, entrepreneurship may help you get there. According to Thomas J. Stanley, Ph.D. And William D. Danko,...

Beware of Financial Wealth Destroyers

What are some of the things that can keep your family from being successful in their quest to build cross-generation wealth? Here are a few of them. Spending more than you earn. Whether you...

Protect You and Yours

Understanding and dealing with the risks that life throws your way is a key preventative measure in building your wealth. Some of those risks include: loss of assets due to divorce or financial institution...

Build Your Wealth Management Skills

In order to become and remain wealthy, consider mastering the basics of personal finance, building skills in your chosen career and in life’s common sense practicalities, learning basic and advanced investment techniques, trying out...

Develop Healthy Wealth Habits

If you want to become and stay wealthy, there are preliminary steps you can take to develop good habits for wealth. These can include determining what wealth means to you, pulling together to get to...

What the Heck is Sudden Wealth Syndrome?

The term “Sudden Wealth Syndrome” (SWS) was coined by Dr. Stephen Golbart and Joan Di Furia in the late 1990’s to describe symptoms they saw in dot.net entrepreneurs and lottery winners coming into large...